Facebook Privacy Policy

L G Harris & Co Ltd processing of personal data on Facebook

Thanks for using our Facebook page! Your privacy is important to us, and below we have provided information about our handling of page visitor data as well as handling of your personal data if you communicate with us via the page.

Please note that your visit on our Facebook page also involves processing of your personal data by Facebook/Meta, see https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms/information_about_page_insights_data and https://www.facebook.com/privacy/explanation. As a US company, Facebook/Meta is subject to American intelligence laws – which means that personal data registered in Facebook can be subject to lawful access under US law in connection with investigations.

Purposes and categories of personal data

Firstly, when you visit our page, certain information regarding you such as age, gender, place of residence etc, as well as your actions on the page is registered (see Facebook’s information for details). This information is not available to us, but it is used to create anonymous statistics which we can review in tools provided to us by Facebook, and then use in order to optimize our Facebook page and make it more interesting to visitors.

Secondly, we may process your personal data if you post on the page, and in certain other instances in which our purposes for handling personal data and the categories of personal data used is often evident from the context of your contact with us. These are the main types of situations:

• If you contact us with an issue related to our products or some other query, we will use your name, Facebook account contact info and the information you give us to help you.
• If you participate in a competition or campaign, we will typically process your [Facebook] profile name, account contact info, images of you or other people, the fact that you participate, and any answers or other input you have provided for the purpose of managing the competition or campaign.

The legal basis for our use of personal data

Our handling of personal data will only happen within the boundaries of the law. The legal basis may either be that

• you have given us your express consent to a specified type of processing of personal data, for instance a photo that you have shared with us.
• that we have a legitimate interest in a certain type of use of personal data, and that we expect that you are ok with this based on your contact with us and your use of Facebook. Legitimate interests may serve as a legal ground for us in four instances:
  • the commercial interest in creating attention for our brands and products by arranging and managing consumer participation in competitions and campaigns.
  • If you have contacted us with us with a question or other type of request, and the data processing is necessary to handle that request.
  • the interest of knowing characteristics of the consumers who are interested in our brands and products, in order to adapt our products or marketing (including the appearance and content of our Facebook page).

Deletion and anonymization of personal data

We will only store personal data about you for as long as we have a legitimate purpose to process your data. We will delete or permanently and irreversibly anonymize the personal data when we have handled your enquiry, you withdraw your consent by contacting us as described below or the campaign or competition is completed.

Processing in systems from third party providers

Our processing of personal data takes place in the European Union / EEA, but processing from outside this area may take place in certain instances for which we will provide adequate legal privacy guaranties (such as EU standard terms). Please contact us (see below) if you want to receive a copy of the relevant legal privacy guaranties.

Contact, access to personal data etc

Please contact us on this form if you want access to, extradite, correct or delete personal data that we have stored. You can also protest, demand limitations or withdraw your consent(s) at any time. For your information, you can also address a complaint towards the Data Protection Agency if you want to file a complaint concerning our processing of personal data.